Tri-Star: the Morgan three-wheeler
A classic British sports car plus a venerable American engine minus a wheel equals fun times ahead
Posted: 12 Oct 2011
Maybe it's because it makes a noise exactly like those mid-life-crisis Harleys I like so much, but would never admit to - a kind of slow, wet thud of big two-cylinder. A glutinous gargle of V-twin, a sticky, gluey thing that rises to a roar of feline challenge anywhere over 3,000rpm. It might be all over by 5,000rpm, but it doesn't matter. This is basically the soundtrack to Easy Rider without the annoying bike licence.
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